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- Kurt Small Joins Anthem as President of Federal Gov’t Solutions
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- DOE Launches New Center to Support Nuclear Tech Dev’t
- JAIC Working on AI-Based Wildfire Emergency Response Tech
- AFRL to Support Small Businesses Under Accelerator Program
- DoD Deploying Enterprise File Exchange Service for Unclassified Data
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Wednesday Wins
This week, Booz Allen claimed four Air Force deals in one day. L-3, Raytheon and BAE inked Navy deals, while SAIC won a contract from the Navy to support management and engineering services.
BAE is set to build armored SUVs for the U.S. and Raytheon will have their hands full after scoring three DoD deals in one day.
L-3, BAE and Honeywell all claimed DoD contracts, while CACI and GD booked deals of their own.